How to: An evening with Michael Sandel, Methodist Central Hall
Harvard philosopher Michael Sandel tackles the question, “how do we want to live together?” in his unique thought-provoking style.
Presented by the how to: Academy, the author of What Money Can’t Buy makes a rare UK appearance in London, just a stone’s throw from the Houses of Parliament.
How do we want to live together?
Fresh from his 2012 critique of modern financial markets, Sandel returns to communitarian form and discusses how the individual can best coexist within a wider community. The philosopher debates whether we should revaluate the way in which we think about community and our social interactions in what is sure to be a stimulating and dogma defying evening of discussion. The how to: Academy assures us that, “ Quite simply, Michael Sandel changes the way we think .”
“The most effective communicator of ideas.”
Described by Michael Fitzgerald in Newsweek as, “ the world’s most relevant living philosopher ”, Sandel approaches complex issues with extraordinary clarity, bringing political philosophy into the public domain. An accomplished public speaker, he has delivered numerous talks for ted.com , in addition to his work as the BBC Radio4 Public Philosopher, and his now legendary Harvard Justice course. This is sure to be a lively and engaging talk as Sandel utilises the skills that made his class the most popular ever at Harvard.
| What | How to: An evening with Michael Sandel, Methodist Central Hall |
| Where | Methodist Central Hall, Storey's Gate,, London, SW1H 9NH | MAP |
| Nearest tube | Westminster (underground) |
| When |
On 23 Oct 14, 6:30 PM – 7:50 PM |
| Price | £12.50-40.00 |
| Website | Click here to book via the How To Academy's website. |